-
revenge and
invaded Semigallia. The
Semigallians, in turn,
pillaged land
around the
Aizkraukle hillfort. In 1236,
Semigallians attacked crusaders retreating...
-
revenge and
invaded Semigallia. The
Semigallians in turn
pillaged land
around the
Aizkraukle hillfort. In 1236,
Semigallians attacked crusaders retreating to...
-
Semigallian may
refer to:
Semigallians, a
Baltic tribe Semigallian language, an
extinct Baltic language Zemgale, a
region in
Latvia This disambiguation...
- for
crusader attacks against the
Semigallians. In 1271 the
capital hillfort of Tērvete was conquered, but
Semigallians under the Duke
Nameisis rebelled...
- made an
alliance with the
Semigallians and the
Latgalians against the Lithuanians. In the
winter of 1205, an army of
Semigallians led by
Viestards attacked...
- the
Livonian Brothers of the
Sword and
pagan troops of
Samogitians and
Semigallians.
Between 48 and 60
knights were killed,
including the
Livonian Master...
- (Christi) DE LIVONIA.
Following their defeat by the
Samogitians and
Semigallians in the
Battle of
Saule in 1236, the
surviving Brothers merged into the...
- the
order in the 13th century.
After the
battle Duke
Nameisis of the
Semigallians recognized Traidenis as his suzerain. In 1273 the
order built Dinaburga...
-
Semigallian or Zemgalian, was an East
Baltic language of the
Baltic language sub-family of the Indo-European languages. It was
spoken in the northern...
- to
defeat the
Livonian garrison in the Tērvete castle. In
short time,
Semigallians captured other castles and the
crusaders were
forced to
leave Semigallia...
